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Boar Burger Recipe!

Boar Burger Recipe

We had a little Pork mince in the fridge so Sue decided to make a variation on her Monster Burger. We're calling this the Boar Burger! Yes it's a bit elaborate, but it was fun – tasted really goos and fed three of us ( Including Buster the Dog!) For less than the cost of a “Reasonably Content Meal from Burgers R Us”!!!! ( Let's not get into Registered Name wars - but you know the place I mean.....)
 
Burger Ingredients:-
 
200g Pork mince
1 small Onion, finely diced
Onion Salt
Garlic Salt
Black Pepper
Paprika
1 tsp of Capers
Dried Parsley
1 Egg to bind
 
Courgette Fritters:-
 
½ a Courgette sliced
Soaked in White Wine Vinegar for 20 minutes
Dredged in seasoned flour
Fried until crispy
 
Bun Dressing:-
 
Mayonnaise & Tomato Sauce
 
Method:-
 
(1) Prepare all the ingredients.
(2) Fry your burgers until cooked but not over done.
(3) Assemble as below.
 
Putting it all together:-
 
(1) Cut the bum in half (We used Sue's Gluten Free bun – Recipe here).
(2) Add your bun dressing to the bottom.
(3) Add the following ingredients from the bottom up – Lettuce, Sliced Onions, Sliced Tomatoes, your cooked burgers with cheese melted over, fried Bacon Bits and Courgette Fritters.
(4) Plonk the top on.
(5) Enjoy!
 
We served ours with Potato Fritters and home made Coleslaw.

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Stanley Knife (Other broands are available!)

 

Yes you read it right STANLEY KNIFE! It's just a tip. (But it's the tip that matters!)

When I worked in the butchers shop we generally asked if folk wanted their Pork rind scored. Geoff my grumpy old collegue used to offer this advice to those ladies who declined " Well if you want good crackling ask hubby to get the Stanley Knife out when you get back" - a bit sexist, but he was old!

Why a Stanley Knife? Well in the butchers shop we had the ability to sharped our knives right to the tip. At home you often find that the long edge of your knife is shape but the tip is quite hard to sharpen. A DIY type of knife blade is ground at the right angle for the steel it is made from and although they are intended to be thrown away when they are blunt, a new blaide is excellent for scoring the rind on Pork.

Rub a bit of Mustard powder, salt and oil into the cuts and start your roast off at 220C then turn it down. Fail safe crackling. BUT if your meat has been frozen you might still end up with shoe leather regardless!

 

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